4 String Vivo Electric Violin by Ted Brewer. Colour: Sirius with new styling detail.

The stunning Vivo has been developed using state of the art materials and advanced processor technology. It looks amazing and it sounds incredible, thanks to an advanced audio system. A highly designed, distinctive violin. Choose from a range of eye-catching colours.

The Vivo is constructed in an extremely strong monocoque frame from an advanced polymer material, producing a very robust instrument. It features an ebony fingerboard and chin rest, Grover machine heads, and fine adjusters built in to an aluminium tailpiece. The machine heads and fine adjusters allow for perfect tuning ability and with quality D'Addario Helicore Strings supplied as standard, the Vivo makes for a highly refined, charismatic violin.

The Vivo's sound is its best feature, thanks to the advanced TBV audio system which gives you:

A revolutionary high density carbon fibre bridge
A piezo charge pick-up
A digitally-controlled analogue charge amplifier
Separate headphone output socket
Electronic tuning mode for 'A' string
Auto power off
Easy operation, using standard 1/4 inch jack leads and a PP3 battery (included)
The multi-processor control allows fast, easy control of volume and tone via finger-light touch buttons incorporated within the violin body. The processor memory stores all of your settings, even if the battery is removed.

If you're really looking to attract attention, you can even use these controls to illuminate your playing. The Vivo has a built-in sound to light facility, which incorporates two vertical banks of super bright LEDs, integrated into the body of the violin. Light pulses along the length of the instrument, complimenting your playing. Of course, the lights can be turned off if not required.

Back Material Type	Carbon Fiber, Ebony
Top Material Type	Carbon Fiber, Ebony
Number of Strings	4
Operation Mode	Electric

Ted Brewer Vivo2 Electric Violin, Sirius

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